At Philips, we believe health has always been a connected whole. That’s why we’re committed to creating a healthcare system that’s connected, too. Philips has been a leader in telehealth across acute care and post-acute care settings for over three decades, helping health systems extend care to more settings. The Philips suite of connected care solutions aim to deliver precision, accuracy and quality to help healthcare organizations shift care from the hospital to the home. This type of virtual care helps deliver the right resources at the right place to support both inpatient and outpatient care.
Read our Transforming Transitions of Care whitepaper.
Expands access to care through telehealth and virtual care stations
May help increase efficiencies through AI-enabled decision support tools
Enables management and treatment of chronic conditions with a focus on preventive care
Philips recognized in Gartner 2020 Market Guide for Virtual Care Solutions
Virtual Care Management We provide a comprehensive portfolio of flexible virtual care management solutions and services that meaningfully motivate and deeply connect patients to care, fostering strong engagement and healthier behaviors.
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